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A COMBINED IVORY RULER, KNIFE AND COMPASS. Provenance: Given to R.C.B. by H.R.H. Prince of Wales 1917 at XIV Corps Hqrs. 4ins long.

YOKOYAMA JAPAN MODERN MAP COMPASS MODEL No880, circular moulded plastic with instructions, ANOTHER liquid filled with domed perspex cover, TWO OTHER COMPASSES one having wrist strap and a KHAKI FABRIC BELT POUCH together with modern JAPANESE MORSE TAPPER (6) EST 25 - 35

BRASS ROSS, LONDON POCKET COMPASS

A selection of various items including, a pair of silver and amber cigarette holders, together with a compass set and rule, two pairs of opera glasses and a set of glass dishes (parcel)

commemorative, commemoratives, commemorate, military, naval 1797 Sir Horatio Nelson: a very rare creamware jug the bellied body printed in black with a named portrait oval and on the reverse a compass, 131mm, spout restored and hairline crack Illustrated * Following the Battle of Cape St Vincent in 1797 Nelson was made a Knight of the Bath, later the same year he lost his arm at the Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife This print is quite possibly the first event for which Nelson was commemorated.

A Victorian 9ct gold fob and a silver compass fob, compass fob a/f

WWI compass with original brown leather carrying case together with a Swiss style Army knife and a black silk parasol (3)

A quantity of miscellanea including an old horn Penknife, curling Tongs, a large metal Ruler, a thermometer, a cased compass, a Cigarette Box and a Case etc.

A military desk compass by Elliott Bros. of London, d. 10.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: minor wear

Militaria: a Verners compass, pattern 19177 B-L number 69032, Military Ministry of Defence mark, in leather case, Leatheries Ltd 1917, J. C. Gilbert stamped on case, and a small silver hip flask with initials JCG, Sheffield 1907.

P8 Type aircraft compass as found in fighters including the Spitfire.

Military interest, a German WWII Luftwaffe wrist compass, leather strap, inscribed AK39 FL 23235-1, 6cm diameter

A Canadian Kodak Co. Ltd. Mark III Prismatic Liquid compass (boxed).

A World War 11 white-metal cased compass

A SMALL BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS` SOCIETY COPPER BUST OF NELSON, of typical form, with inscribed socle mounted on turned fruitwood base -- 8in. (20cm.) high; together with a presentation aneroid barometer from H.M.S. Worcester, dated July 1907, and with officer of the watch-type telescope by H. Hughes & Son Ltd with leather-covered tube and dust cap; and a small oxidised-brass sighting compass by Troughton & Simms , (4)

A COLLECTION OF ARTEFACTS PERTAINING TO WILLIAM COLLINGWOOD`S INDIAN SURVEYING EXPEDITION, 1846, comprising a passage journal kept aboard the Oriental from London to Bombay between 6th January and 30th May 1846, written over sixty-nine pages in a neat and clear hand with occasional coloured ink sketches, varied content including weather observations, poetry, and day-to-day commentary - March 31st 1846 Tuesday: A large shoal of porpoises playing about the bows the mate went out on the dolphin striker to harpoon one but was unsuccessful.. bound in red morocco with inscribed cover -- 7¼ x 4¾in. (18.5 x 12cm.); together with a presentation leather-cased 1½in. three-draw leather-covered surveying telescope and compass compendium signed and inscribed A. Ross, London / From Comr. Selby, Surveyor in Mesopotamia to Lieut. W. Collingwood, Asst. Surveyor, in kind remembrance of Services together in Babylonia & Irak Arabia, contained in leather carry case with lid enclosing a lacquered-brass compass, closed length -- 11½in. (29cm.); three 7 x 9in. (18 x 23cm.) watercolour and ink ship profiles by Collingwood of the Tigris; Coromandel and Georgiana each inscribed, signed and dated between 1856-8 and attached to ?album leaves; a printed service record for Collingwood (`H.M. late I.N.); and a map printed by J & C Walker, London of a Trigonmetrical Survey of a part of Mesopotamia by Selby and Collingwood , (7), Please see back cover image, Provenance: The family and thence by decent, Commander W.B. Selby, late Royal Indian Navy, began his distinguished surveying career in 1837 when, as a midshipman, he embarked on the expedition first to lay navigation buoys in the mouths of the Indus River and thence to chart some coastal areas in the `Horn of Africa`. By 1846 he was back working off the mouths of the Indus, having made his reputation in Mesopotamia (in 1840-41), and thereafter achieved considerable acclaim for his numerous other surveys, including those during the military expedition to Persia in 1856, before returning home (to England) at the end of 1862. He was succeeded as Surveyor of Mesopotamia by his protege, Lieutenant William Collingwood (a distant cousin of the Admiral), who had already done much valuable work in the region, including the large-scale, though surreptitious, mapping of Baghdad in 1855 and described by him as follows:-, "The survey of the city of Baghdad was completed entirely by myself and under very unpleasant restrictions....... The Turkish Government were not to know anything about it....... and I was left to survey the town as best I could, and under such difficulties that at times I had to note bearings and paces all over my white shirt, where best I could get the pencil at the time.....", During this same expedition, Collingwood also surveyed the Shatt-ul-Arab, the city of Bussorah (also by stealth) and much of the country between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, and was undoubtedly one of the most gifted and productive R.I.N. surveyors of his day.

AN ATTRACTIVELY PRESENTED MODEL NAVY GUN, with ¾in. bore, four-stage brass 13½in. barrel with stylised dolphin handles, touch hole and cascabel, secured to stepped, naval-type carriage with turn-screw elevation and metal wheels, mounted on ornate oak carved display base with marine theme including dolphins, shells, compass rose etc. stamped on the underside MADE OF OAK FROM H.M.S. VICTORY -- overall measurements 8½ x 18 x 12in. (21.5 x 46 x 30.5cm.)

A MAGAZINE OF DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, the top tray with apparently complete complement of compass, divider etc. the lower section with rules, watercolours and other accessories, contained in a mahogany box with retail label for J. & W.E. Archbutt, Lambeth and inset name plate for Halliday; together with a large two-tier case of yacht curves, rules, stencils, accessories, catalogues etc. -- 31in. (79cm.) diameter, (2, a lot)

WAKELY, ANDREW (FL. 1631-65): `THE MARINER`S COMPASS RECTIFIED … ENLARGED WITH MANY USEFUL ADDITIONS BY J. ATKINSON..` , London: Printed for J. Mount and T. Page, 1774. 8vo (168 x 110mm). Half title with publisher`s advertisement on verso, woodcut illustrations, tables (occasional light staining and spotting). Contemporary calf (rubbed, upper joints split). Provenance: James Patience (early signature on front pastedown).

Ø, A MID 19TH-CENTURY IVORY POCKET COMPASS SUNDIAL DIAL BY SMITH, BECK & BECK, with ¾in. printed paper compass dial, signed as per title, and set within ivory base marked for solar hours, string gnomon to lid with instructions, gilt-brass support and securing hooks -- 2¼ x 1½in. (6 x 4cm.)

A LATE 18TH-CENTURY WOOD AND PAPER SHEPHERD DIAL BY W. BUREICH.. NUREMBERG, apparently unsigned, the top with pull-out folding gnomon, the base threaded, containing a hand painted dry card compass and original set of folding instructions printed on laid paper contained within -- 5½in. (14cm.) high

AN 18TH-CENTURY BRASS POCKET COMPASS SUNDIAL IN THE MANNER OF ANDREAS VOGLER, with 1in. dial with blued-steel needle, folding latitude arm, hinged chapter ring and gnomon, the reverse engraved with European town latitudes and erroneously signed AND VOGLER -- 2in. (5cm.) overall

A LATE 19TH-CENTURY POCKET ALT-AZIMUTH BY L. CASSELLA LONDON, the 2¾in. steel dial divided 90-0-90°, signed as per title and numbered 86, the reverse containing a compass contained within oxidised-brass case with twin telescopic sights and mounting arbor, contained within original fitted morocco case -- 3½in. (9cm.) diameter

A RARE 19TH-CENTURY LIFEBOAT COMPASS BY DENT, with 2in. card set within liquid-filled bowl with finely-engraved rim inscribed DENT`S patent liquid compass No. 1790 61 Strand, London, with threaded top-up cap, gimbal-mounted with front securing catch, within white-painted copper case with instructions pasted to the back on retail label for Dollond & Co. hinged candle chamber with white-painted candle sconce, perforated chimney over bevelled glass viewing port, reverse securing hook and top carry handle -- overall measurements 9 x 6½ x 6½in. (23 x 16.5 x 16.5cm.)

A LATE 19TH-CENTURY AMERICAN LIQUID-FILLED COMPASS BY RITCHIE, BOSTON, with 7½in. card signed Ritchie Boston USA, contained in liquid-filled bowl with rim stamped SS RITCHIE BOSTON and patent dates for 1862, 1866 and 1870, mounted in a substantial brass gimbal ring within oak travel box -- 7¼ x 13½ x 13½in. (18.5 x 34.3 x 34.3cm.)

A LATE 19TH-CENTURY MARCHING COMPASS BY CARY, LONDON, with 2¼in. green card dial, signed as per title, contained within lacquered-brass case with folding sights, contained within leather carry case

AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY POCKET DRAWING SET ETUI, unsigned, with typical brass instruments comprising compass, pen, pencil, dividers etc. (lacking square protractor/ruler), contained within tapering black fish skin case inscribed around edge for retail at 18/- -- 7in. (18cm.) high overall

An anodised brass microscope, signed J.Swift & Son, London, Patent 24960, in mahogany box; a brass beam balance by S. Maw, Son & Sons, London; and a pocket sundial with compass in a mahogany case. (3)

A universal equinotcal dial, Augsburg, the reverse signed Ioh. G. Vogler beneath a list of cities and latitudes, the octagonal brass plate engraved with hunting scenes, hinged hour ring and gnomon and adjustable latitude arc, inset silvered compass, 3in (7.5cm) wide, in leather ad card travelling case.

A pair of binoculars owned by an ex-Fleet Air Arm officer, a brass Compass and another Military Compass in rectangular bakelite case. (3).

A modern Plastimo, France ships compass, on gimballed mount, in wooden box.

A Stanely, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London, brass Compass drawing instrument in mahogany lidded box, 13in square

A Verner`s pattern army issue Compass in leather case, a Fowler`s Long Scale Calculator in leather case with original instructions and a cased Thommen Altimeter/Barometer with original box

A Victorian ivory cane handle, carved in the form of numerous male heads, 2.25in. together with a compass, set within turned ivory pedestal, 2in.

A brass compass by Ross, London and other collectables

Silver brooch formed as a horse mid gallop, set with white stones and a small pink stone for the eye, stamped 935, and a miniature compass

A 19th century Sunderland lustre bowl decorated with a 'West View of the Iron Bridge'. Mariners' Arms, The Mariner's Compass, a tall ship and various verses, 26.5 cm dia. Condition Report 7 cm hairline from rim. Short hairline through the foot

A pair of early 20th century French small field binoculars with inset compass, by Champoux of Paris (little used), to/w a German army stitched leather binoculars case (2)

Miniature pocket compass in leather case, cased folding scissors, Art Deco manicure set, set of twelve silver plated teaspoons etc, in one box

A WWII Medal Group, including 1939/45 Star, the Africa Star (with 8th Army clasp), the Italy Star, the France & Germany Star and the Victory medal, with a selection of ephemera including army prayer books, army phrase books, occupational currency, a Royal Army Service Corp badge, photographs, Alamein Desert Rats patch and military issue compass, etc.

A 19c cube sundial, the sides with pasted on hand coloured engravings and brass gnomons, signed on the North dial D.Beringer. The sundial on an adjustable stand, the plinth base with inset compass, a/f one brass gnomon missing from the West side, 7.25" high overall

AFTER JOHN SPEEDE "Gloucestershire", a hand-coloured map bearing town plan of Glocester and Bristow, with coat of arms and compass and rule, sold by Roger Rea of Elder and Younger at The Golden Cross, Cornhill Exchange, image size 40 cm x 51 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall with general wear and dirt, fold to centre is obscuring some letters/words, printing generally is not particularly sharp/crisp, with quite a lot of the letters and place names quite patchily printed, appears to be printed on fairly thick paper, map is sealed within frame so unable to check whether bears script/printing verso. Framed and glazed

A George III ivory pin type case, the exterior incorporating a compass, the interior a thermometer, 7 cm wide

Two silver cased pocket watches and chains, a compass/seal, and a further watch

A Stanley No 113 compass plane

A NOVELTY VINTAGE CAMERA ON TRIPOD, marked `Made in Occupied Japan`, incorportaing a compass, height 10cm

An early 20th century Dolland gilt brass double sided pocket barometer, with opposing thermometer and compass dial, in a fitted leather case, dial 2.5in.

A Chinese feng shui wooden cased compass, 5.5in. (14cm) and a set of Chinese wood cased apothecary opium scales, 10in. (25.5cm)

A vintage (World War I) gimballed brass compass with mother of pearl dial, designed to include use in high altitude, usually associated with officers use, sold complete with its fitted leather case.

Military Compass in Wooden Frame

A brass and timber ship’s binnacle Labelled NUNOTANI KEIKI SEISAKUSHO LTD, Japan 136cm high together with a compass deflector in wooden case

A Silver Fob Watch having engine turned decoration, white enamelled dial with Roman numerals (dial cracked), also a small compass (2)

A Military TG & Co Compass c. 1941

A First World War `Cruchon & Emons London` Brass Compass c. 1916

BRASS MARINE BINNACLE WITH TWIN BURNER LAMPS (No compass)

BRASS MARINE BINNACLE WITH SINGLE BURNER LAMP (No compass)

An American brass nautical parallel ruler, by T S and J D Negus of New York, late 19th/early 20th Century, inscribed with points of the compass graduations, 46cm long

A World War II French military issue nickel cased lever pocket watch, the white dial with Arabic numerals, luminous markers and subsidiary seconds dial, back marked G S/T P 059823 and a World War II nickel cased pocket compass by J M Glauser & Sons Ltd, London MKVI 1940 no B16421 (2)

A World War I French pocket compass, the brass case with hinged cover, revolving glass cover with magnification panel and needle lock, 9.5cm high and a Syrian dagger with slightly curving steel blade, chased brass and horn handle and matching scabbard 29cm long

A type P4A aircraft compass, serial no 4963T with Air Ministry ref no 6A/0745, in original box, as used in RAF bomber and transport aircraft during World War II and after